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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-08-24
Local Notes.

Attend the ice cream social by the ladies'
of the Baptist church tomorrow night
The Dallas wheelmen will be in So Louis
to meet the president.
1t is generally conceded that the Alliance
Exchange is one of the most desirable
perslmmons that Dallas has ever had n
chance at.
Billie Fritz, alias Orr, the German found
dead in his bed at 1881 Elm, was found by
Justice Braswell to have died Of excessive
drinking.
The Hot Springs boys and the Reinhardts
play at the fair grounds to-day.
Lace pms, collar and sleeve buttons, at D..
p. Doherty & Co.'S, GO3 Main street.
The ladies auxiliary to the Y. M. G. A.
will hold an important meeting Mt o'clock
this afternoon.
The ladies OF the First Baptist church vii
give lawn socable at the City Park ON
Thursday night. The best Of ice cream and
cake will be served.
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Repairing watches and jewelry. especially
nj j. p. Doherty. a. Cess, G03 Main street.

It
Repairing watches and jewelry especially
at j. p. Doherty. 81 Ce's., COB Main street,
Fresh butter ON ice, cheese, hams, fruits
etc. A good assortment Of Groceries al
WAYS on hand at II. II. Craddock's, No. So3
Eryay street. For fair dealing and low
prices refer to those who have traded WIN
him for four years.
holland e. Co., 719 Elm street, have new
stock, bought for cash and sold cheap.
If YOU desire to purchase any article In
the iewelry line and at the lowest price,
call on j. +. Doherty & Co., the jewelers.
603 Nam street.
Honey, maple syrup by the gallon OF
quart, also dried beef, ut A. II, bouche's'
Tycoon Chop Blended, May Blossom teas e..
the hest teas In the market, for DOC anu 'oc
per pound Mt A. Il. Bouche's.
Tinwarc and granite ironwarc at manui &C
turers prices for sale by holland u Co., IN
| Elm street.
Gumbo file and fine Mexican coffee JUS
arrived at Bouche's grocery store.
]. L. williams, prescriptionist, 800 Man
street.
This county will be supplied with goo,
teachers this year. The examining poars
are applying the rules rigidly.
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A Great Mystery solved.

Here recently there have been lots
OF residences decorated with exquis-
lite designs of furniture and household
goods of the latest styles, and there
have been many inquiries where those
elegant goods came from. Why, the
Texas Instnllmcnt Co., 6l9 Elm street,
sell them on small, easy installments.
The poor rs well as the bankers are
invited to give us call, and see for
themselves that we. sell on the INSTALL
ment plan as cheap as they can buy fol
cash elsewhere.
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PERSONAL.
fit to him.

DC Brown, Jacksboro j @ Preston, Jei-
ferson; j ID Smith, TeXarkana; IL ) Dun
can, Greenville; 4 Etterman, Denison A
ID Peterman, Gainesville, are in the city.
Judge A. b. Norton is at Mount Vernon,
Ohio, and is in a critical condition.
Miss Essie Knowles returned from Den
ton Yesterday, accompanied by Miss Vada
Holloway, who will be Miss Knowles guest
for few days.
Col. j. b. Simpson was in Scotland two
weeks ago, but expecting to leave IN FEW
days for visit to Paris, Moscow and other
historic European cities.
EP Macready, of Pottsboro, is at the
Arlington.
wD Huffman, of Fort Worth, is in the
city.
i'll Grag, st Louis Republican, is at the
st George.
FEE Walker, Red Oak, is at the st George
John Sadler, of Waco, is in the city
J.D. Smith, Texarkana, is in the city.
r. r. walbridge, New York, is at the
Windsor.
J.H. Scott, Ladonia, is in the city.
III. ID, Shackelford, Cincinnati, is in the
city.
AL. Smith and j. N. Patton. New York,
arc in the city.
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EIRKVOOD SEMINARY,

suburban Institution for Young Ladies.
Twenty-scventh year September 9. New
building for additional pupils VIII be reauy
then. Home like boarding department.;
,ienartmept west of Boston. Thorough art
eraining. For catalogue address Mrs. Anna
Sneed Cairns, Kirkwood Mo. Pac. and
Frisco II. Rs.), Mo.
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Patterson the Peoples Druggist, never
shuts his store, and only dispenses the pur-
est and freshest chemicals from his pre-
scription department, which is IN me nsnus
II Won are sick or well send TO Patterson's
for your prescriptions and toilet articles.
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ALWAYS CASH IN ADvANcE-as the sums
nro too small to take up the time Of book
keeper and collector
For Sale, Notices and Business Cards, 80
per cent additional.
For the convenience OF advertisers, let
tiers may be addressed care of the DALLAS
DAILY HERALD. r
Checks win be given emitting the holder
to any replies received.
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Election Returns

are coming in slowly, but Patterson the
Peoples Druggist, says that he can furnish
the pros and anti with the coolest and pur-
est sodawater in town-also the finest cigars
aud fobaccO
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For Rent.

Good loom 25x00 feet north to scutl
through bur. u.ilr. 500 and 506 Main street
win rent all OF .ont half. Apply to 5o
Main etreet.
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WANTOOLUMN.

A ADVERTISEMENT under the head Of
n To Rcnt-Rooms Wanted Rooms. TOY
Rent-Buaines Places. To Rent-Houscs
Houses Wanted. Wanted-Agents; Per-
s0nal Lost and Found Positions Want
ed--Help Wanted. Wsnted---Business
Chances; Miscellaneous. All properly
classified at the very low special cash
rate below:
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A. T.. Bouche, the Main street grocer. has
inst added a splendid refrigerator, in which
ne has always the freshes! country puIseI,
eggs and fresh Fleischmans yeast WHICH -
Kent rs cold as can be.
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The HERALD does all kinds of job print
ing in good style at lowest rates.
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WE deal in furniture. Secondhand
w goods bought and sold, S16 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. We make specially OF
renting and exchanging, Rankin a. Terry.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wv w. WESTON, 5O1 Elm street, cor
w ner Austin, select stock hardware
and cutlery. Genuine Glidden wire, steel
nails, &c.
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AL. Smith and j. N. Patton. New York,
arc in the city.
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BROOKLYN METHODTSTS REJOICE.

GREAT GROWTH FROM SMALL BEGINNlNGS-MANf
CENTENNIAL SERMONS
The end OF the first years OF the Methodist Epsco
pal Church In Brooklyn conmemsrated by special
services I'm many OF the churches OF that denomination
in that city yesterday, and will continue To be
celebrated for three days this week As nearly as
be determined 1t early I'm November l7S1 that
the wooman Hickson Of the Ionn street Church In
this city, Gro ,scd the East River in boat and
preached open air. with table for pulpit. near
the Brooklyn entrance OF tho Bridge. A the weather
for further outdoor services, he agreed to
continue preaching IL some ono would furnish place
meeting. cooper shop the ferry was offered
bv the owner and there TIE Methodist class meet
ing on Long Island WAS held
the services were continued in the cooper shop and
In houses Tor years, AMI tho little society
CAMEL strength enough In 1894 to be
incorporated ami to build church IN what was
then called New-sj.. Sands st, where the FIRST
Methodist Church stands, the original buIdng nav
the prcsen strength fOrtvnvs caurcnes with 1000
nbcrs IN Brso2lyn and many more ON the ret OF
L0ts l~l-nL
rhe principal centennial services were held yesterday
in the sands street Cnhrch opposite the Bli<e en-
trance. pr j. MIler. professor IN Drew iheoorich
Seminary. preached morning. refer
rim. 10 nc grow IA Of denomination AMI the promle
of the future In the afternoon Presiding tlier SIN,
uad charge OF reunion OF tho former pastors am
celebrated. Another fcctng was ned IL inc evening.
which Judge Moore presided. Several speakers
hc tri.
Among the STRANGERS who hlled the pulpit, other
Methodist churches In Bropyn aui preached centennial
sermons were Bishop rhonas Bowman. IN the 'racc
Church. j. C. HsrtLcll, tn" Hanson Place thnrch
Bishop loan e. iiurs,. in the sunncrfsli Chmch Dr.
W A. spencer in the -inpspn Church. the Kew. i'obsrt
Doherty. the Central church, tne Rev O. w Mcuhe'
IN tie be Kalb Ayrnn, Church Tonight centennial
love-ieast viii DC mold Ia tho Sands street Charch.
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COURAGEOUS CANDIDATES REWARDED.
Ikom Thk PNuahk<epkls EdQLk.

The victory Is all the gratifying because II -
q victory for temperance aud n decent Sunday, MT
Deano having manfuly taken decided stand on INC
right side OF those questions II also shows the
weakness OF the saloon interest. That Interest," haS
magniGed Its own Importance, and by threats and IN
timidation has really made many believe that US
power was what It claimed 10 be, and candidates on
both sides have been anxious 70 proptiac II ana 50
euro ia favor. This election shows its power and IN
fucnco amount a. nothing whatever. and Is really a
damage to anN man known to have IL.
Mr.. Plai,s victory IL In the line; for three
years nc has been elected TO the Assembly without
entering saloon or In any way currying the thVor
Of tho saloon interest while in the Lcgisllture he
has fotght for Prohibition and any thing else thai
would tend 10 annlhlatc curall tho liquor trafDc
and is record every tlmo open enemy OF the
saloon. That interest has fought him as strongly
a. tho ProhbitiOnSts havo done. but what doo- "
amount toi Its power To hurt II absolutely nothing
Mr.. Piat's three victories provo II. and arc strung
arguments in favor Of tho onward march of tho Re
publican party Ia higher position on all questions
Of temperance aud good morals
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THE COURTS.
COURT CALFNDAR4-TD.DAY

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GkAIv AyD PRDDUcE MARKETS.
FrAruKrs OF NnN.Yog4 DEALvG4

FEATURES OF NEN.YDgK DEAtINi+
At the FRO Exchange Saturday this cofn MARKET
SIN maintained - speculative pro nlnsncc duo 10 mo
bnIi$h re- port tho siitloa
and prob Of tho Its str'ash a-o favora'y
aiectei coro4l, though tie ut ia SAT
still iolg C4-h gcent batter but exporters
were more icrAts Ia their demands. t'sins ony
81 600 bushels Tnetrlding in options anOLuts to abont
bushels ani sEsn~ ~vtH te o 80 = cent VS.
tho sntoi with gain, II Tor Owen er A. % -;
ioT december January AID f,irn>ir AZ - IN
y for May at So. cents Tho 'pe'nAton ~
" ell slightly selow That IN corn '"'
wa, on enlarged scale. fln-Wail'n-
we're narrow. however bu after e c-r' -ei.h"'' M
strength de'eope and h c.o'e q. r,n ~, sshv
shaae lu!ios. November ~ DecsnihrT - =
JtnuaIy 90. Fesruay.s; MTen 10 A.r'L ~ NV!
9ch and June. N1 o-rta oats b"ti.rsi
strength from bat ihe Tsr.sts w,t" not Give.
tons 1. tn. nguts, Nov. "Osr So,
D~csmbrr, "A. Jsnusr 50. SLi ai~ 3s - IL \ "a T
bus dor in ra' hi NJ ~ .oscn'i'n .Hre.t
srt,ac. The option, eioss ~ points lover ~ "i 90
No'ember 500 i~cea,er =, -, I-oary :" - feO
ITO reoeipl, Of gan .ni hour i"p't,el S-nIy a. "
Ysrs Banmor- Fhti 'i- pHs .of to'pn VS. ~ fo"rH
whsat 1885 bushels 7299 hn,he. c@tN - 90
t6s 80 fhN nruf, " 30 pt't~s"'
Al Chicago Milwaukee ant T. Lonl' TIC <rri-Al. were
D. so bu. els o.a " 80
bushels; tot4 grain 53D45E pssiss hour Zp-id O-ilea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

A London letter in THF SUNDAY TRIBUNr yes
terday told of some OF 1hackerays friends. letter
from Samoa gave full account OF Ming MaI'toa =
depo iton California cores ondcnt described IN
reatvineyards OF Napa vaiiey aWasiingtOn lette
dealt with political and personal themes; there
were reviews of Groulund's Ca Ira" and Of his
two new novels: an interview with Mr. Holt on
piracy in the book trade; Nots on Current Art :;
chat about the theatres the week in society; mill
tary doings story OF The Jnliabad Tragedy" !;
columns OF personal gossip. poems. sketches. etc.
besides ali the news OF tho day, Of which Lead ing
topics were the following:
FOgFIGN The doctor- agree that there is little
hope # SAVING the life OF the German Crown
Ptincn but some beIIeyo that ii NAV 10 prolonged
by an operation. - Russia continues to gTow1
al the policies Of England and Gcrmanv - An
inquiry mas madc Tor Alr. haries stewart Par
nell does one know where the Irish leader IA
While Mr.. William VI}rien slept ms clothes were
oy,rlied away and he awOke 10 find the PRISON earb
m their place - People of France are preparing
for crs,s; Pre,ideni ,revvs resignation 'shkely
to Occur soon. - The Gar IS gong to Berlin
and b smarck viii receive HIM.
DOMESTIC The authouiies in Chicago decided
not to permit any display a. the funeral OF ne
v ri AZ too bali hcOre IL to o. - The sophie
more, who haze,i young Choate at Williams Col
lego made confession To the faculty, - ihree
th,usaui siOemakcrs are Locked out IN InAlei.
phiq. - A clerk III tho Union National BANK al
Dulufh stole S24. 900. but was captured almost
nnmcdi itely.
CRY Axu eUBURBAS.-AnArchists were pre-
vented from holding q mock funeral at orence
Hall meelings closely watched by the police.
Mayor Hewitt presented medal to nreinon and
flags to the Department. - he Assembly Com
miftee continued ITS invos'ga ion OF thr telephone
lines - Joseph hamber ain discussed mar
chy, American elections and commercial union
with anada. - man arrested at 'Brentah"
by Anthony C0nstOck for selling alleged iinprope,
p ctures; cigar dea er IN COrtlandr st. ares al
for expos NC N,-caicd improper show CARDS. -
Waking delegates put on trial for conspiracy
against a building firm - he steamer ITave
arrived with O broken propeller blade =
Stocks oDened lower, recovered aud ADVANCED
closing st Ong.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail
Sixteen Iages. Price, 3 cents.
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reader - God has waited ax thousand years for IN

reader, God has waited nix thOuoAno yoaru Ior an
of minute eontrc IN material. seuliess creation by
so nj. tie .o%l OF man With holy srSSf and aduns
awe-what wonder that wherever God has revealed Hs
and worship mas sprung from knowledge What wonder
when the Creator If matter and Of hss talked
by command but by contact that flesh has quvered and
eyes have been dazzed to blindness and hearts have
Lori said unto Moses viii put thee In cleft OF the
rock and will thee with Ny hand while pass
s S and Sowsd S. head toward the earth and
worshipped" And when he descended from sinai with
Tie ten comuandments and when Aaron and all the
children of israel Noses behold the akin OF his face
shone; and they we're afraid to come nigh him.: and
While he spake to them he put yell on his face
throne, and heard the sersphc hosts crying holy,
noly holy 70 the Lord Of Hosts, the whole earth Is fnl
eyes have the King the Lord OF Hosts And when
the legal and propheca dispensstons we're at an END
and prophecy at the OF Christ upon the Mount OF
Characterization. we have this record that jesus taxing
went up into "a high mountain apart and was ans-
figured before them; and HIS face did shine as the sun
there appeared them Moses and Elias talking with
Him bright cloud overshalowed them; AMI behold
voice out OF tue cloud Witch sail I'M. my heiovod
son. In wnOn | well pleased; hear ye HIM Ana
when tho disciples heard ~ they fell on their f~Se aa
and said Arise and lie not afraid And when 'hry na
ftei up their eyes they man save Jesus only
Keplrr miul9.d in bis stcrel fury when he discoy
ered his third law why shall not Peter indulge In his
saorei fury. build three tsber nacies when
that Christ Is Gods third law for the gov
eminent Of and seas the first aud second laws or
di spans lions IN the persons of Moses and Elias sur
rendering the third and hears God the Father seal the
surrender Jesus came and touched them, and said
Arise and not AFRAID And when they had lifted up
their they save Jesus only IL Ia THIS
touch that expes all fear. that Oalms oil oomnot0n,
that gives security and rest And when under HIS
touch we hft our ewes, we shall 500 no man save
Jesus only David sighed for rest Davids greater son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
TIE mon LICENSE PRINCIPLE.

Under existing conditions the llisl-Iiccnso pr'n-
ciplc is the only one thai be applied cne' tVHS
ia dealing with tho -aloon Interest Prohibition J.
impract cable. net onlN for the rraSon that II has
failed whenever lt tempted tu yield the desired re-
sult. but because f. Is AZ Variance with to funds
mcuial theory on which this nation IA founded Tn
limited freedom for tho saloon-kccp"r l. equally out
nf tho question. Re tho cNtrncs devotion To
tho real uerctf Of tho people requires the Rrpuh-
cans TO talSc the broad middle road. Fuiur" l"gisa
zion be- shaped not In ~" -f ~ ~ 70 rNpcd-
encv. but IN spirit of patriotism and fidelity 10 nc
pledges repeatedly given I'm tlo party councils IT."
PcpuNlc1u party afford 20 ho beaten on a basis
Of principle. In any sincere attempt 60 advanc" N"
general good II cannot afford 10 ~ coed Us truck
ling on Inc on" hand r. The lover orrr Of liquor
sellers proerating ifeclf on tho Other before IN"
professional Pruhhi'iouets who ar" In open or sccict
alliance with Democratic rumscilrrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov Is (SDeeiap Cash corn yesterday 'oi up
N ~ cents and closet tere MAY closed at 40s o'na
TIE receipts only 6G tho estimates for MONDAY
only Bloc e the speculative sding on the o"g
side. Fleming and BoYden tho buvins over IN inc
cash crowL E4rly At 4Gs CENTS for May, tho 'es'
ser nsh,s among the bu, most Of them tra'et.
from tho wheat crowi soi ont the sua lheJ tOoL sn
scaIpers buy' among them Bliss Barter anu
W2rfe This big from the
crowd - the floor Vessel eh~ftris
for2 cash co-~d
tho month 1t ~ expected that tn visible supply q" n'at
viii ncreas- Monday 2SOo O0I bushels against Az 10
kets for the b3oopo bnsh.s lArfs
The pors from Atlantic rorts 100000 bushels eMa''t,
Tie nearly the for the day. AL a en- NJ
for ne . 49,. a7JS for Nav, aud 1879.
Giants enber Receipts l20 cars. win ava
Sm1ng and SO ri he,o latter o Nav opehc ~ 90
10 cehts and cloSoi ~ 19s o"nls
Der opened at 73 cents sold 10 7S cents AMI closed A.
coats cosoi 80 cents for May the hige' hg
that option io month. 1t opoDed Al 20 cehis .0op.s
inc Monday only l42 PORK soil do
~ frns FRIDAY. close lard, II y cents NOS ~
The opening sl3 In for January pork deci ."
Pork with little halt went 10 = -
only rallied Into when III bull fever a. u no. on
100, Op0 hogs tho stoct YARDS Ao" 800
or- than peeteI INT they wers bought ~ Pnr
bv the packers and the price OF ys.terdav was Wen
the week l95Oo0 hogs III. range pork was =" cur.
IN ari 10 In ribs rs January iri opses
M 81 G2 - down 10 ST ~ u ami cloSr al - % anu
ary RIBS Opened . G2 sold down 10 81 ~ = an ~,
80 50 PORK opened AZ ti3 10 sold down 70 f' "
nd ciDsel al 81 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Nov. l2-P. 4

SUNDAY, New. 1872. n
The preliminary reports Of the Bureau OF Statistics
tho merchandise exports In October mako favorable
comparisons with the same months Of 1886 and 1885.
ana Also With the preceding months OF this
rear The aggregate valus Of last menths exports Of
the articles named $50 900 than tho
preceding month Of ptember &C. 900 greater than
In October 1886 and 81 900 greater than in Octo
Der, 1855. The increase, however 4, almost entirely
duo to the extraordinary movement Of cstton. Com
pared with the OF prscen years. the value
OF cotton exported last month So 900 greater
than In October 1885, and S6600o0o greater than In
october. 1888 Petroleum shows a gain on the month
OF 1886 of 100000 and loss OF 100000 from the
month Of 1885. Provisions and dairy products give
gain OF So 1000 month Of 1885 and Of S26000o
on that OF 1883 For the four months ended last 90
tober 81 the aggregate value OF all the articles named Is
900 sreatethsn 1885 and s32 GOO greater
than In 1885 brsadstuns gain OF 81 100000 1885.
and $ls,2O0.0O0 1898: provisions. gain OF
$500 600 1885 and 81. 300. 900 1885 Cotton
gain Of 81 700 900 on 38 and Sl67O)DO0 on 1855
Petroleum. loss Of $500 900 from 1896 and S27ooooo
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and 81 300 900 frsm 1888
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quantities aud values for October aud In values for four
months Of three years: